L A judge to rule on Dr Baker narcotics case
Long Beach physician Dr Charles M Baker faces four felony counts of issuing prescriptions without proper medical examination and a motion to suppress evidence from a raid. Arguments, including physician exemption claims and missing prescription forms, were heard today with Judge Sherman W Smith taking them under submission. Baker remains free on 2500 bail as seven other counts await appeal.
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Meir expects Nixon to raise Soviet Jewry during Moscow visit
Jerusalem premier Golda Meir stated on Wednesday that she believes President Nixon will address the Soviet Jewish issue during his upcoming trip to Moscow next month.
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Food costs to rise for U S in 1972
The Agriculture Department predicts Americans will spend about 125 billion on food in 1972, up nearly 6 percent from 1971. After tax income rises and price controls, the share of pay spent on food is seen at a record low under 16 percent, with grocery prices up around 4 percent.
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Minority oppose mandatory school bus ing in California
Dr. John R. Ford, vice chairman of the State Board of Education, warned against mandatory school bus ing. He said minority groups in Southern California oppose it, favoring good educational opportunities in neighborhood schools. The board will consider Wakefield legislation repealing new busing laws, noting busing in some areas has spurred rioting.
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Pay Board to require advance OK for raises above 7 percent
Washington rules force advance clearance for deferred pay raises exceeding seven percent annually in contracts with more than one thousand workers. The move, approved 98 to 0 with labor members objecting, could lead to approvals being withheld but not automatically vetoed. Old contracts in effect before November 14 remain under prior rules.
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Idaho lowers jury age to 18 in Idaho
Boise Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus signed a bill Wed reducing the minimum jury age from 21 to 18 in Idaho. The move broadens citizen eligibility for service across the state and reflects ongoing judicial reforms.
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Pay guideline allows small units to keep old contracts
A 5.5 percent pay guideline lets smaller employee units keep existing contracts without government reporting. Construction union contracts are unaffected but require advance clearance from the Construction Industry Stabilization Committee, regardless of size or employee count.
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